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Tourist Places In Gurugram Haryana: Gurugram, the second largest city in the state of Haryana, embodies the ideal modern city and ambitious goals. Formerly known as Gurgaon, this once-sleepy town has transformed into a bustling urban center in a remarkably short period. With a rapidly growing population and impressive urbanization, Gurugram has emerged as a … Read more
Tourist Places in Fatehabad Haryana: Fatehabad, an ancient town founded in the 14th century by Firoz Shah Tughlaq, was named after his son Fateh Khan. This region was once part of the Nanda, Mauryan, and Kushan empires. It is believed that Chandra Gupta Maurya received support from the Agroha people of this area during his … Read more
Tourist Places In Faridabad Haryana- In 1607 A.D., Sheikh Farid – treasurer of Jahangir – founded Faridabad to safeguard the highway that ran through the town. The ruins of the fort, tank, and mosque that he built can still be seen today. The Ballabgarh ruler later held a pargana in jagir here. On 15th August … Read more
Tourist Places In Bhiwani Haryana: Bhiwani, a city of nearly 300 temples, is known as “mini Kashi” for its religious significance. It is located in the Bhiwani district and serves as a municipal council. The city’s name is derived from the goddess Gauri Bhawani, wife of Lord Shiva, or from the queen of a Rajput … Read more
Tourist Places In Ambala Haryana: Ambala is situated on the border with Punjab and Chandigarh, and is divided into two sub-areas: Ambala Cantonment (Ambala Cantt) and Ambala City. The city earned its nickname – the “Twin City” – due to these two regions. The cantonment area of Ambala is home to the Indian Army and … Read more
Tourist Places In Hisar: Located on National Highway No.10, 164 kilometers west of Delhi, Hisar is a vital city in North India. Its name, which means “Fort” in Arabic, was given by its founder, Muslim ruler Firozshah Tughlaq in 1354 A.D. The original name of the city was ‘Hisar Firoza’ or the ‘Fort of Firoz’. … Read more
Tourist Places In Panipat Haryana: Panipat is a district in India renowned for its craftsmanship in weaving and handloom. Its rich history dates back to the time of the Mahabharata, where it was one of the five villages that the Pandavas had demanded from Duryodhana. Later, it was named Panipat. Located 90 kms from Delhi … Read more
Sonipat, a city in India, holds significant historical value, having been established during the Mahabharata era. History suggests it was founded as Swarnaprastha (meaning “Golden City”) by the five Pandava brothers. Another fable suggests that the town was named after Raja Soni, Arjuna’s thirteenth descendant. The Mahabharata also refers to Sonipat as one of the … Read more